Deutsche Post World Net AG is to be asked by the German Cartel Office to clarify whether or not its parcel unit Transoflex holds a market dominant position, Financial Times Deutschland said, citing a cartel office spokesman. It said because of this development, it is very likely that Deutsche Post might have to divest its 24.8 pct stake in Transoflex.
Read MoreThe Belgian carrier group ABX Logistics has unofficially confirmed negotiations concerning the sale of its parcel service.
Read MoreDedicated distribution site e-tailer goes bust
Read MoreThe Dutch cabinet has decided that the telecom and postal sector watchdog Opta will remain an independent body until 2005, Opta said.
Read MoreAt today’s Annual General Meeting, Neil Benson, Chairman, made the following comments:
“Trading in the first quarter of the current financial year has been in line with our expectations. Our service performance is at its highest level for over two years. Preparations for the start of the FedEx contract on 3 September are well advanced.
Four of the thirteen members of the management team of Van Gend and Loos, the Dutch distribution company of German business Deutsche Post, have left.
Read MoreBoss threat as orders drop POSTAL workers have been warned that they will be sacked if they go on strike.
Read More“On Thursday [July 12, 2001], postal workers will hold a 24-hour strike to protest plans to sell up to 25 percent of the state-run Hellenic Post Office and 50 percent of the company’s courier service.”
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